One girl was going to the college, one boy asked her name. She replied: “20year6month”
Can you guess her name ?
SALMA The English word "YEAR" can be properly translated to Indian word "SAL". The English word "MONTH" can be properly translated to Indian word "MAH". Therefore, from the collected facts thoroughly analyzed and presented, the precise Indian girl name to your riddle is the name "SALMAH"
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Bishali Chamiya As we know in Hindi 20 is pronounced as Bis and 6 as Chhah.
Fictional Billionaires 1) The richest duck in Duckburg 2) Gotham City's richest resident 3) Billionaire playboy who designed a weaponized body suit 4) She redeems children's teeth for cash 5) Dragon of the lonely mountain 6) Lived at Xanadu but longed for his childish sled 7) Wealthy cartoon child with a robot maid 8) "50 Shades" billionaire 9) Has all the gold in Casterly Rock 10) Owner of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant 11) Fat gangster slug who controls the Kessel Spice Trade in the Outer Rim 12) Wall Street tycoon who thinks "greed is good" 13) Bond villain who already the richest man in Britain, wants to rob Fort Knox 14) Parlayed his Shrimp Money into Apple stock 15) Sexy video game archaeologist 16) 1920s bootlegger of West Egg, New York 17) Oddball chocolate company owner 18) This pure-blood wizard has a son named Draco who is spoilt rotten 19) The richest and most evil man in Metropolis 20) This jolly old elf has the logistics capacity to deliver over a billion packages in a single night
A spoonerism is a pair of words that can have their initial sounds switched to form new words. The pairs need only sound the same, not necessarily be spelled the same (power saw & sour paw, horse cart & coarse heart). There may sometimes be one or two connecting words (kick the stone & stick the cone, king of the rats & ring of the cats). Given the following definitions, what are the spoonerisms? 1) an eternity ticker & discussion about scaling a mountain 2) a container of fibs & a shortage of baked goods 3) hasty vacation & prank gibe 4) a mongoose & artificial precipitation
A few friends meet at a guesthouse. In the wake of the night, Aleph is killed by someone among them. Before Aleph breathes for the last time, he cleverly writes and mark something on his pocket calendar, careful not to write the name of the killer because he knows the killer is smart enough to get rid of any evidence.The police arrive at the crime scene and searches for the evidence; not able to find any. Then they find a pocket calendar inside the inner pocket of the vic jacket.Attached is the image of the pocket calendar. Can you guess the name of the killer even though you don't know the name of the friends?
Can you guess what phrase this Rebus puzzle is?
Albert Einstein, Marie Curie
Leonardo Da Vinci, Mother Teresa
Abraham Lincoln, Florence Nightingale
